Overview

The Vimar Idea smooth-front blank module is a 1-module filler for unused openings in Vimar Idea built-in switch panels. It has a matt thermoplastic front, uses claw fastening, and measures 24.80 x 50.20 x 20.50 mm.

This is a 0 V accessory rather than an active electrical device, so its job is to close a spare position and keep the panel layout consistent. On boats that already use Vimar Idea hardware, it is a straightforward way to finish an open module space during a refit or leave room for a future circuit without mixing series or panel finishes.

The body is halogen-free and includes a label space or information surface. That makes it useful when you want a blank position that still sits neatly within a larger switching layout and can be identified later if the panel plan changes.

Key features

• 1-module blank module for the Vimar Idea system
• Smooth matt front for a clean, flush panel appearance
• 24.80 mm width, 50.20 mm height, and 20.50 mm depth
• Thermoplastic construction with halogen-free material
• Built-in mounting with claw fastening
• 0 V accessory with label space or information surface

Variants

This product is offered in two color configurations within the same smooth-front Idea blank module format.

The color changes between variants. The listed versions share the same 1-module size, matt thermoplastic body, built-in claw mounting, nominal voltage of 0 V, and 24.80 x 50.20 x 20.50 mm dimensions.

• VM16542: Color Gray. This is the darker option for panels built around gray Idea devices and trim.
• VM16542.B: Color Ivory. This is the lighter option for panels that use a pale front finish.

Compatibility and fit

Check the rest of the panel hardware before ordering. This module fits the Vimar Idea range in a single-module built-in position, so it is there to match existing Idea frames, supports, and cover plates rather than substitute for other Vimar series.

It suits refit work on boats that already use Vimar Idea switchgear in cabins, heads, utility spaces, and other protected panel locations. It also makes sense when a device position has been left spare for future expansion or when an old module has been removed and the opening still needs a neat finish.